University of the Rockies
The mission of University of the Rockies is to provide high-quality, accessible learning opportunities globally for diverse groups of individuals seeking preparation for life goals, professional practice, service, and distinguished leadership.
University of the Rockies was founded June 18, 1998 as the Colorado School of Professional Psychology (COSPP), to provide a professional graduate education in psychology to individuals who seek licensure as psychologists or practice in other arenas of the profession. When COSPP was purchased by Bridgepoint Education in September, 2007, the name was changed to University of the Rockies. The Colorado School of Professional Psychology is now a School of University of the Rockies along with the School of Organizational Leadership.
University of the Rockies offers both on-campus and online graduate degree programs in the Master of Arts in Psychology and the Doctor of Psychology.
University of the Rockies is regionally accredited by The Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Accreditation by the commission provides assurance to prospective students that University of the Rockies has been found to meet the commission's stated requirements and criteria. To learn more about The Higher Learning Commission, visit www.ncahlc.org.